is there a way to add more back pressure?
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you are right on that one. but oh well. if you really want you can go through the dyno thread and see what other 2.8s did and look at the graphs if they had 2.5" haha cause i don't feel like doing that. but its still 250 peak and a damn nice curve. my next cobalt will be comparing a lot of things so we'll see what kinda curves we can get out of it then
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I'll try to find the book I read last, it was an older book but had a really solid way of displaying the theory, made it nice very straightforward.
So, on a TVS car with far more airflow, why did switching from a GMPP cat-back to a full 3" only net 2whp?
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**** if i know i ain't a genius and i don't try to be. i haven't had any experience with a tvs. he was asking about the area under the curve instead of just peak numbers so i referenced my dyno sheet so he could see the curve. but if you saw a difference in peak numbers, you probably saw a good change in the curve as well. so apparently a 3" flows better than the gmpp on a tvs?
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**** if i know i ain't a genius and i don't try to be. i haven't had any experience with a tvs. he was asking about the area under the curve instead of just peak numbers so i referenced my dyno sheet so he could see the curve. but if you saw a difference in peak numbers, you probably saw a good change in the curve as well. so apparently a 3" flows better than the gmpp on a tvs?
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just proves my point that you can switch to a 3" sooner than people think. a 2.5 can/does work fine. but a 3" can generally make more power and torque under the curve
oh well, idc what other people use lol. my setup worked great and the only thing i think i'll change is testing out a 2.5" vs 3" on the same setup and see what happens then use the appropriate one.
oh well, idc what other people use lol. my setup worked great and the only thing i think i'll change is testing out a 2.5" vs 3" on the same setup and see what happens then use the appropriate one.
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Research I've done lately has said that Short Large Primaries with a big collector work best on a supercharged engine.
I really think a Pacesetter with a Burns collector is going to be about the best you can get.
I really think a Pacesetter with a Burns collector is going to be about the best you can get.
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this is kind of like the the argument 'do I fill the tire according to a tad below max on the sidewall or do I look inside the door jam'.
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